Rivoli II in Paris

Lovely stay at this little gem. Right beside the metro station but super quiet room. Staff were friendly and accommodating, room clean and quirky in design. Air conditioning was a big plus in Paris heat. Breakfast was great quality with fab mini pastries, so so good. Room was really clean and even some chocolates left on the bed for us which was a lovely touch. Highly recommend to stay.

We stayed in the Temple de Jeanne for a short city break in August 2022. The entrance to the hotel is a very unassuming door between two bistros in Le Marais in the 4th arrondissement, which didn't prepare us for the beautiful decor and soft furnishings inside. We stayed in the classic double room with balcony which was beautifully appointed and felt very luxurious. The balcony looked over the small inner courtyard and was therefore quiet and quite private. The bathroom however was our highlight, with a lovely brown/gold colour scheme finished off with brass fittings. The shower had adequate pressure considering we were on the fifth floor (room 51). Just a note at this point that the lift only goes to the fourth floor - those going higher up, look out for the stairs at the far end of the corridor as these are far less steep than the traditional Parisien staircase at the front of the building. The room's air con was very welcome, considering the temperature outside reached 35°! It would have been nice to have a few more coffee capsule in the room but these were made available when we asked. The hotel is close to lots of lovely places to eat and drink, a couple of supermarkets and is a ten minute walk to Notre Dame and the Batobus. Thank you Temple de Jeanne for a lovely stay - I have no doubt we will be back!

This hotel is in a great location directly opposite a metro station. Great bars and restaurants nearby. The hotel itself was lovely and most importantly clean.

Great little hotel in an excellent location - right in Marais, close to the Notre Dam. It has a Metro stop right out front and if you don’t mind a little walking, you can easily get to the Pompidou, Pont Neuf and other Parisian must-do’s. On Sunday there was a fantastic flea market right outside the hotel entrance. Some tips - the hotel has a tiny elevator, but it only goes to to the 4th floor. If you are on the 5th or 6th floor, you have to get up some tiny stairs. The entrance to the hotel hard to find so easiest is the look for the red awning for the bar/bistro next door - l’Elephant.